The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-09-01

this week calling on delIn9uents.
Now is a good time 10 pay up and
keep the Wolf from your door,
and our collector from delinquent
habitations.
The Farris properly was sold ny
the Sheriff on last Saturday for
$4,000. The purchasers are the
judgment credi: ore upon the fore
closure of whose mortgage the
property was sold.
MARRIED at The parsonage at
Smiths Chapel by Rev. w. j.
Griffith, August 23nd. 1887, Mr,
Ju!ln 0 Clarkson, OF Jenning Co.
Indiana, and Miss Amanda Cor
don, of Salt Creek Tp., Hooking
Co.. o.
Mrs. Frank Donnel!y, who has
been spending some weeks with her
father, Uncle Abe Cook, left yestef-
day for Philadelphia. where she will
Join her husband who has secured
lucrative posi.ion as Sienographer
in that city.
DR.. F;nney has returned from
a visit In Piitsburg and the Mo-
nomgahela Valley, wiiera he has
been visiting friends. lie says
The recent progress IN that region
since the utilizing OF natural gas,
is simply marvellous.
The citizens of the west end are
clamoring for improy ements. They
want lst and si streets grated, so
that pavirg can be done. Our city
council should not obstruct the i'm.
provements in building BY neglect
ing to grade he streets.
Mrs. Josiah Polling. residing
short distance north of Logan,
reached her 66ih birthday on Sun
day last, and WAS surprised by a
visit If her relatives frum Hayden
vile and Logan. A splendid DIM
ner was spread. end Mrs. Polling was
favored with a number of birthday
presents.
Capt. Tom Clifford of the Cierc
land Leader. formerly enc of the
best of the SENTINEL printer boys
come down last Friday 'jusi to see
and shake hands with his old boss.
the 'fparson." Tom has good po-
sition and We are gisd to know lie
is doing well.
Capt. Lee Cresap. of Nclsonville,
was in The city on Monday procur-
ing decorations for tho 18th Regi-
i.Bent reunion. The Sentinel sent
a flag. pictures of Cleveland, Hend
rirks and Hancock. and lots of good
wishes that the citizens and soldiers
iaay have a pleasant time.
Gov. Harmison and son. of Baitl
more. spent several days of last
week in Logan. The Gov. is highly
pleased with the excellent trade his
store is receiving through the cour
iesy of his polite manager and sales
men and through tie advertise
menis of the SENTINEL.
Mr. Joe Kessler opened his oys
ter pnr'ors on Saturday last, and
furnished his patrons with "selecis,'
the first of the season. lie will con
tinue To keep on hand the hest quail
Ity of fresh oysters during the sea-
son. which can he hai by the can or
served up in any style. Kalamazoo
celery. fresh and crisp, always for
sale.
Mrs. A Mccarthy presented
us yesterday with three nam
moth sweet poiaiaes, which in
size will rival any at the State
Fair. They are of ihe Florida
One weighs 4 lbs. 3 o.,
the other 3 lbs. S OF. and The other
8 TBS. Can any of our Hooking
farmers beat these.
The Logan High School gradra-
ting class of 1885 held a happy re-
union at the residence of Mr.. jeff
Cline, on Wednesday evening of
last week. Miss Gerne Cline, one
Of the accomplished members of the
the class, was master of ceremonies,
and did not have occas ion to scold
The class once. The party was a
pleasant one, and we hope the class
will have more frequent reunions as
happy as the one passed.
1t will pay you to go to Philip
Slisher's when you want anything
10 eat or drink. He is up with the
timss IN everything in his grocery
and provision Store as well as his
bar, ard his patrons always find
what they want. The free lunch,
Saturday evenings, continues to be
a success, and John Sisher takes
delight in feeding the hungry with
put money or price. Call at SlIsh
ers when you want seascnable
goods.
Mr. N. j. Weiland visited in
Cincinnati last week, and was
well pleased with the play,
Rome Hinder Nero" and the